It might be a corrupt acwzmain or acwztool library database on your box. You might try to recompile your project to make sure you don't have any local errors first, but if the error is in the built-in library you'll probably have to reinstall it.
The wizards are contained in library databases named acwzmain.mde and acwztool.mde which on my box are located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\1033. When you invoke a wizard you'll see references to them in the VBA editor even though they are locked and cannot be edited.
If there is an error in one of the library databases, then you might need to re-install / repair your Access installation.
If you can test your mdb on another box first you can determine if the problem is in your database or the Access installation on your development box.
There are also a number of registry entries associated with the wizards so testing on another box would be good start.
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